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I found what I think should be a good temporary solution if anyone else is looking for a quick solution:
$('#tribe-bar-geoloc').val('cityStateLoc') $(".tribe-events-button").click()If you call an api to get the users location and pass that into a city state variable called cityStateLoc you can have that called here and it will submit as if it was typed in.
It’s a temporary solution until I dig deeper but it works.
That’s a nice possible solution.
I’ll play around with that and see how load time takes the hit if I chose something like loading 1-200 events on the map.
If you are having this issue you need to make sure you are saving the file correctly as utf-8. It took me upgrading from 2003 excel to a more new version to see I was saving as western. The best way to make sure your data is correct is:
1. Save to CSV in excel
2. Open the CSV file in TextEdit(mac), you may have to right click the file and go to Open With…
3. Once in TextEdit, on the menu bar click File and go to Duplicate or press Command + Shift + S
4. Save the new duplicated file as “yourFileNameHere”.csv and change the dropdown at the bottom that says Plain Text Encoding to UTF-8.
5. If it alerts you about the extension being a csv accept the change and your file is ready to upload.I hope this helps you, the csv converter link in the plugin import screen did nothing for me.
The page where this is being used isn’t on the front end yet, that’s another plugin. The tribe one is here:
http://www.dirtymiles.com/events/The map shows up, the events show up greyed out, but the map doesn’t show the locations and the list never stops spinning wheel. I read something about a google api being used in someone else’s thread. Do I need steps other than just installing the plugin?
